When Hans was only two years old, he became a worldwide sensation.

Here's what Wikipedia says.

He was said to have been taught to add, subtract, multiply, divide, work with fractions,

tell time, keep track of the calendar, differentiate between musical tones,

and read, spell, and understand German.

The New York Times was even more impressed.

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You've probably already guessed where this is heading, but I can't resist reading part of the story

from the Times, which took up about a quarter of a page.

Hans is an expert in numbers, even being able to figure fractions.

He answers correctly.

What number of fours is an eight in sixteen and in thirty?

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